By Admin 
On the fourth day of the first Test match of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy being played in Headingley, India was reduced to 364 runs in the second innings. England have to make a target of 371 runs to win. Till the stumps, he scored 21 runs without losing any wicket.
On the last day, England have to score 350 runs to win the match while the challenge of taking 10 wickets in front of the Indian bowlers. Ben Docket is unbeaten on 9 runs and Jack Carouly 12 runs.
Earlier, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant scored a brilliant century from India. Rahul played a restrained innings of 137 runs, which included 18 fours. This was his ninth Test century. At the same time, Rishabh Pant scored 118 runs while batting in a fiery manner, which included 15 fours and three sixes. This is Pant’s eighth Test century.
There was an important partnership of 195 runs between Rahul and Pant. Earlier, both of them scored centuries in partnership during the Oval Test in 2018. Pant also made many records in this match. He became the first wicketkeeper of India to score a century in both innings of Tests abroad and the fifth batsman overall.
Not only this, Pant became the second wicketkeeper in Test history, who has scored centuries in both innings. Earlier in 2001, this feat was done by Andy Flower of Zimbabwe. The special thing is that after a century, Pant adopted the famous celebration style of British footballer Daily Ali instead of his traditional handscring.
Although India’s innings stumbled after Pant and Rahul were dismissed and the last six wickets fell within just 31 runs.
For England, Josh Tung played an important role in consisting of India’s innings by taking three wickets in a single over. He took three wickets for 72 runs in 18 overs. Briden Cars also took three wickets for 80 runs.
In the beginning of the third session, Rahul and Karun Nair together scored some fast runs, but cars bowled Rahul and gave India the first blow. Soon after, Nair took a straight catch to Vox. After this, Josh Tong made Shardul Thakur, Mohammad Siraj and Jaspreet Bumrah was rapidly sent to the pavilion.
Finally, India’s innings ended after being caught out of the famous Krishna, Shoaib Bashir.